Why are music and jingles used in campaigns?

To make the message attractive and memorable

Direct answer: A, music and jingles make a campaign message attractive and memorable. A jingle is a short musical phrase or song used to repeat a slogan, name, or idea. Rhythm and repetition can catch attention in a busy public space and help people recall the message later. This is a communication technique, not an administrative election procedure. A is correct because the main purpose is to attract attention and improve recall. B is wrong because music cannot decide how many polling booths are required; that is an administrative matter. C is wrong because a jingle does not cancel a candidate’s nomination, which depends on election rules and legal procedures. D is wrong because the voter list is prepared and revised through an official process, not increased by campaign music. Memory cue: a jingle “sticks” in the mind because it combines a short message with rhythm and repetition.

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Electoral Politics. Topic: Nomination of candidates and election campaigns.